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Agnes Ngetich has maintained her focus on winning races rather than breaking records, revealing what it takes to achieve them.
Agnes Ngetich stole the spotlight from Faith Kipyegon at the Sirikwa Classic Cross Country but despite having a spectacular start to her season, she is not looking forward to breaking any records.
At the Sirikwa Classic, Agnes Ngetich was in a class of her own as she destroyed a strong field, claiming the win in the women’s senior race. Faith Kipyegon was a favourite to win but did not finish the race.
Agnes Ngetich is one of the consistent road runners, being the world record holder in the 10km and also having run the second-fastest half marathon in her debut in Valencia last year.
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She is also the second-fastest in the women-only 10km, just behind her namesake, the late Agnes Tirop. Agnes Ngetich also holds the 5km world record.
With such an impressive resume, fans will expect her to go for more world records, hopefully the half marathon but Agnes Ngetich is not focused on that at the moment.
She explained that breaking world records takes a lot of effort and sometimes luck and at the moment, she does not see herself anywhere near the two, hence the reason to just win races.
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“For now, no, records are not easy to break and it’s just something that comes and God also plays a role when it comes to breaking records. You can’t really predict,” Agnes Ngetich said after crossing the finish line at the Sirikwa Classic Cross Country.
After missing out on the Olympic team to Paris last year, Agnes Ngetich expressed her wish to compete at the World Championships in Tokyo, Japan.
This will be her second time at a World Championship, having made the team to the 2023 edition of the event in Budapest where she finished sixth in the 10,000m.
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She is uncertain about the distance she will compete in at the trials and explained that it depends on many factors.
“For now, I’m not sure about the race I will compete in at the World Championships, it depends on my training and what the coach will also say,” Agnes Ngetich said.
“I also want to see how my body will respond at that time because it’s really hard to predict, you can never know what tomorrow holds.”
After her Sirikwa Classic exploits, Agnes Ngetich now looks forward to competing at Michael Johnson’s Grand Slam Track league.
The event will debut in Kingston, Jamaica and then proceed to Los Angeles, Miramar, and Philadelphia.
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